Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Sunod-sunod
consecutive; successive; one after anotheradjective / adverb
- Alternative meanings
consecutive; successive; one after another; in a row; in sequence; without interruption
- Pronunciation
soo-NOD-soo-NOD
- Root and affixes
Comes from sunod, meaning to follow, obey, or next. The reduplication sunod-sunod expresses continuity or succession.
- Variants or conjugations
next; to follow one after another; consecutive; repeated; successive
- Related words and expressions
next; series; order; day; occasion
- Meaning and usage notes
Use sunod-sunod for events in a row, consecutive days, or repeated actions. Sagunsun can also express rapid repetition or succession, depending on context.
consecutive, successive, in a row
Tulo ka adlaw nga sunod-sunod ang ulan.
It rained for three consecutive days.
Nakadaog sila og duha ka duwa nga sunod-sunod.
They won two games in a row.